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16 April, 2018

RZA Live-Scores The 36th Chamber of Shaolin in Denver. Tomorrow night, 4/17, at the Paramount Theatre.… https://t.co/RLvvDwBb4P

13 April, 2018

RT @natechinen: Every track but one on the new Nels Cline 4 album is an original. But that lone exception, a tune by Carla Bley, is worth c…

13 April, 2018

Jazz Clarinetist Ben Goldberg Brings Orphic Machine to Denver. Tonight at the King Center https://t.co/O8P7cRANyA via @westword_music

12 April, 2018

Dixie Dregs Reunite for First Time in Four Decades. At the Boulder Theater for two shows this weekend.… https://t.co/UnNoKyZA4i

11 April, 2018

The Residents' Disguises Have Changed, but Their Music Lives On https://t.co/7kMccp2ifa via @westword_music @theResidents

Jon Solomon

Jon Solomon writes about music and nightlife for Westword, where he's been the Clubs Editor since 2006.

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RZA Live-Scores The 36th Chamber of Shaolin in Denver

5 days ago | Hip-Hop

Wu-Tang Clan founder RZA has been obsessed with The 36th Chamber of Shaolin since he was a kid.
Jazz Clarinetist Ben Goldberg Brings Orphic Machine to Denver

8 days ago | Concerts

Bay Area-based jazz clarinetist Ben Goldberg, who grew up in Denver, released his adventurous album, Orphic Machine, in 2015.
Dixie Dregs Reunite for First Time in Four Decades

9 days ago | Jazz

Forty years is a long time to wait for a reunion tour.
The Residents' Disguises Have Changed, but Their Music Lives On

10 days ago | Music History

The members of San Francisco-based experimental band the Residents have attempted to cloak their identities under wild costumes, including their infamous eyeball masks, for more than 45 years.
Video Premiere: Reno Divorce: "She's in Love With the Avenue"

15 days ago | Video

Reno Divorce frontman Brent Loveday came up with the idea for the song “She’s in Love with the Avenue,” (from band’s most recent effort, Ship of Fools) about six years ago, when he saw a young couple perusing the aisles at a custom car show.
How Drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath Learned to Play Jazz

16 days ago | Jazz

The list of jazz legends that 82-year-old drummer Albert “Tootie” Heath has gigged with over six decades is extensive.